Florida State and Wake Forest reach the ACC Women`s Golf Championship final, while the Boilermaker Invitational features strong collegiate competition.

Florida State and Wake Forest have advanced to the match-play final of the 2025 Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) Women’s Golf Championship, showcasing their elite talent in Greensboro, North Carolina. Florida State entered the tournament as the second seed, while Wake Forest was seeded fourth, setting the stage for an exciting showdown.

In men`s collegiate golf, the Boilermaker Invitational took place at Purdue University`s Ackerman-Allen Golf Course, a challenging par-71 course measuring 7,275 yards. The tournament featured an impressive 18-team field, including notable institutions such as DePaul University, Ball State, and Notre Dame. DePaul`s lineup included standout players like Dominic Lucchesi and Pablo Riveiro.

Ball State Cardinals utilized this event as a crucial preparation for the Mid-American Conference (MAC) Championships. The team, led by senior Ali Khan, who has been on fire this spring, also featured veterans like Braxton Kuntz and Kash Bellar, alongside junior Carter Smith and sophomore Avery Mahoney. The tournament format consisted of two rounds of 18 holes on Saturday, followed by a final round on Sunday, contingent on weather conditions. Specific scores and standings from the Boilermaker Invitational were not disclosed.

For more information on the ACC Women`s Golf Championship, visit ACC Women`s Golf, and for details on the Boilermaker Invitational, check out Boilermaker Invitational.

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